The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27

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Little Cord Fessenden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fessenden. is spending the
Christmas season with St. Louis relatives.
Mrs. Russell Jennings left a few DAYS
ago to spend the holidays with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. M. Ward, near Warrensburg,
No.
Prof. j. L. Holloway was presented
with handsome copy of Michael Angel"
by The graduating class of SO, Friday after
noon.
Earl Lunbeck, bright seven-year-old
boy OF Sterling, Kan, is spending the
winter with his grandparents, DIR, and
Mrs. Bruner.
Mrs. Jerome B. Policy and children, of
Macon. Mo, will be the guests of Mes
DANES Byler and Marvin during the hoIi-
days.
Mis- Fannie O'Donn il returned Fri
day from Jefferson City, where she had
been teaching, and will spend he holidays
here.
Mrs. Mary Young, of Jefferson City,
will spend the holidays with her sister in
law, Mrs. Geo. Lionberger, on East Third
street.
s@-Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Shackelford, snee
Miss FlOy Hall, of Marshall, Mo-, have
taken rooms at the Southern, St. Louis, for
the winter.
Miss Lille Burner, who is a most &C
cemplished young lady, returned yesterday
from Omaha and will spend the holidays
with her parents.
Misses Cantwell and Mcdonald, two
intelligent young ladies of st. Louis, will
spenI the holidays with Mrs. Henry Evans
and Mrs. NJ. Demuth.
Mis-, Lizzie Garriotl who is well known
here, and who teaches music in Cooper in
stitu,e at Boonville, has gone to her home
in St. Louis for the winter.
Miss Grace Shepard received as .
| Christmas Offering an elegant piano from
her parents. She is painstaking student
and deserved her present
Miss Carrie Crowley, who is in Iowa
spending the winter with her brother, re-
ports an enjoyable time. She recently
gave a very successful piano recital.
Misses Eva Jump, Mary Burkhart,
ALERT K l.. Gardner and Will Owen,
were among those who returned from
school at Columbia, Mo, yesterday.
Misses Faulhaber and Wilkins have
issued cards of invitation to an AT Home"
Wednesday afternoon, TO meet the Misses
Ca1twell and Mcdonald, of St. Louis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l. n. Wilson and their
bright little daughter, Miss Fay Farmer,
returned from a visit with relatives in New
York and Pennsylvania last week.
Mrs. J. b. Poorman, VINO has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. j. +. CIapham-
son, In Kansas City, passed through here
en- route to St. Louis, yesterday morning.
Mrs. ID. J. Temple and Mrs. d. A.
Clark have issued cards of invitation to an
"At Home" Wednesday next, from o'clock
until 6 p. m, at the residence of Mrs
Temple, corner of Seventh and Lamine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Tilton and Miss
Addie Smith, are the guests of their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Easily. They
are en- route from Olean. n. Y, to their
home in Great Bead, Kansas.
Miss Camilla BealI of Kansas City, a
bright young girl, and niece of George
Townsley, will give a children's party at
her home Thursday evening next. One
hundred invitations have been sent cut.
Miss Cecil Brownell, who has been i'm
this city for sOmeti ne, left for her home in |
Wauken, Thursday. Miss Browneil during |
her stay here, has won a large circle of
friends for her many accomplishments, who |
regret her departure.
Cards of invitation have been issued |
for a musicale at the residence of Mrs d. |
IL. Smith, next Thursday afternoon, from |
+ o'clock TO z. Mrs. Smith is a pleasant |
and entertaing hostess, and her musicale is |
sure to be enjoyable.
-Eiss Rosa Flick, sister of Engineer ]. |
o Prick, of this city, and Mr.. S. c. Spades,
will be married to-day at The home of the |
bride, in Carthage, Mo. Mr.. Frick and
family went to Carthage to-day TO attend |
the wedding.
The 3. of l.. F. bail at the Park hotel |
last Wednesday night was very largely at
tended, and the decorations were of the |
most beautiful description, being composed |
of evergreens, headlights, bunting, flowers
and notices.
The 'Sans Souci" club which has
given series of enjoyable parties this
winter, will be entertained by DIR. and Mrs. |
Carr tomorrow evening. Ali the members
of the club and the invited guests are ex-
pected to be present in phantom costumes
Elder M. NJ. Davis of the Christian
church, was presented after the Christmas
tree and services last night, with hand
some bookcase and writing desk, from the
church people. Mrs. Davis was presented \
with beautiful pin by the Ladies aid |
society.
Mrs. Isaac Wright was given Christ
mas surprise yesterday afternoon by her son |
and daughter, George and Miss josie, in |
the shape of handsome suit of bedroom |
furniture. Mrs. Will Messerly, another
daughter, fitted the dresser, etc. out with
complete mats and tides, beautifully
made.
Mrs. Nj. Nj. Davis, wife of Elder Da-
Wis of the Christian church, gave a recep-
ton to her Sabbath school class last Thurs
daY night which was attended by ahnnt